The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-04-05
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

County court tomorrow.
s-Beautiful moonlit nights.
Will the fine weather Isl?
Next will be Easter Sunday.
Warm and rather sullry yeste rday.
The grass is growing green all aroun !.
The fast mail was just one Minute
late yesterday.
Spring costumes we've observable, yes
terd-y afternoon.
Ladies thronged Ohio street, yesterday,
on shopping tours.
Nineteen Warranty deeds were filed
Tor record, yesterday.
The criminal court meets tomorrow
IN regular April Term.
Miss Stella Van Dyke, OF Browns
vile, vas guest here this week.
The city council will hold an interest
ing session tomorrow evening.
Very dull in the Offices of the justices
OF the peace. yesterday all day.
The sidewalks and busiest corners
were well sprinkled with our country cOus-
ins, yesterday.
A ten pound girl arrived at the home
of Joseph FIick, engineer, East Third
street, yesterday morning.
The coal sheds and old lunch-room at
the depot we're yesterday removed from
the site Of the contemplated park.
Shade trees have been set out in the
ground east of the depot, and the fiat east
OF that building was partially plowed
yesterday.
y. a. TayIor,,of the Pacific House,
has closed up his business as hotel-keeper,
and will be succeeded at the same stand by
airs. Burkhardt.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Ward will
take place at o'clock this afternoon from
the First Congregational church, corner OF
Ohio and Sixth streets.
Late Yesterday evening w. l.. Porter
sold TO Jno. b. Jaynes, twenty acres OF land
lying one mile south of the city belonging
TO VI. S. Connor. Consideration, a 600.
The horse attached to the delivery
wagon of Gordon & Let's, East Sedalia,
ran away yesterday noon, but as far as
heard, without material damage to either
horse or vehicle.
The contest Tuesday will be between
ngenfritz and Ritchey In the first ward
Parrish and eastman IN the second
Cousley and Houx in the third, and Johns
and Hughes in the fourth.
The sale Of twenty lots in East Sedalia,
north ofthe round house, has been consul
mated by their owner, an Ohio party, the
purchasers being Sedalia gentlemen, and
the price $3.50 lot.
Daniel Talbot, of whom me ntion was
made in the ST. Louis GLobe-Democrat a
day or two ago, and whose relatives were
anxious about him, has returned to Sedslia,
from trip to Kentucky.
John Caulifower, in the southeast
yard. and getting ready for vigorous
campaign as soon as the weather settles
sufficiently for brick making.
Among the sales of realty may be in
cluded that of thirty acres adjoining
Sedalia on the west in the southeast
quarter of section SO, township 46, range
%, by N. E. Barnsbacx and wife to John
w. Evans. Price not stated.
A colored man, named William Jones,
is entertaining, at the Baptist church, the
people of his race these evenings by show
ing tnein now 10 tas grass. Dill cne"S ihe
vitreous tumblers and window panes with |
out any seeming discomfort or the other
kind of pains. 1t is said he has been en-
joying bis glazed diet for a number of
years.
Among the sales of real estate yester- I
day was that of l35 feet on Fourth street, |
just back of the Baptist church, by John
g. Rissler TO F. Landmann, the recorder
of deeds, the consideration being ST, 500. |
The property is described as lots 5 4 and 5, |
block 10, of Smith & Martins first addition |
to Sedalia. The price will average about
. fraction over S4S per front foot.
The glass-chewer in North Sedalia was |
to be sat upon last night at the cOlOred |
Baptist charch by committee Of white |
men, who proposed to explore his esopha-
gus and see what il is lined with, anyhow.
They misdoubt the exhibitors show, some |
how, and want to get at the bottom facts |
In the case. When this was written the |
self-constituted committee had not made |
Its report on Jones, his throat,